@flynorse Our flight from OSL to LAX was cancelled with no notification email or message. The flight is in just under 3 weeks and we have not been offered a solution. We have to arrange other flights and rearrange accommodation. Please get in contact
Happy to share our new preprint on a GBA1 mutation classification database that we generated, hopefully it will be useful for researchers, clinicians and pharma companies. This work was done in collaboration with @cornelisblauw and his team at the NIH. https://t.co/iwYsCjWSp4
Learn how to conduct PD progression GWAS, Haplotype, Burden & CNV analyses, fine-mapping, heritability, cross-trait genetic correlations, MR and more with top instructors 🤩@ManuelaMXTan @BrolinKajsa @ben_m_jacobs Julie Lake. Great team work @PerinanTeresa@predictPD@sumitdey94
We did a GWAS to identify genetic variants that influence #Parkinsons disease progression and mortality. Check out the preprint here! https://t.co/AbLWuwahsf
This was a massive effort and would not have been possible without all the participants who took part in these research studies, as well as all the people who contributed data and expertise @huwmorris@LassePihlstrm@MaryamShoai@Ed_Jabbari @reynolds_regina @cornelisblauw ...
Our review of Mendelian randomization and colocalization "Combining evidence from Mendelian randomization and colocalization: Review and comparison of approaches" is now online at AJHG: https://t.co/vF8LlWcEk9. Summary follows!
For 4 years me and @ManuelaMXTan spent most of our days/nights genotyping samples in the 9th floor labs @UCLIoN or swearing at R and GenomeStudio in the office at Russell Square House. I’m glad we made it and got to celebrate together today!
Announcing 3-year bioinformatic postdoc position in our group at @ResearchNeurOUS to work on genomics in #Parkinson's disease and other neurodegenerative disorders! Funded by @helsesorost. Ad here, and contact me for info:
https://t.co/EAvA2eJmis @pdgenetics
🧬August Methods Meeting
Please join us for our expert led presentation by @dougthespeed discussing methods for GWAS data, with a focus on prediction of complex traits.
📅Tuesday 10th August 3pm.
For further information and registration for the event: https://t.co/QpwfKpAWTJ
(1/7) Manuscript reviewing tips
-Don't review beyond expertise: it can be tempting to accept an invitation from a reputed journal but don't review beyond your expertise as it can be harmful if you miss something which has a significant influence on the results. @AcademicChatter
"How to cover letter"; a brief thread from a scientific editor's perspective
Yes, in brief editors do read cover letters although like myself, most pay far less attention than to the abstract and main elements of the paper!
First, a few "do's"
Exciting news everyone...we are back! Join us this Wed @ 2pm to hear from @ManuelaMXTan, @UCL, on genetic variants associated with progression, and @ViolaVolpato, @cardiffuni@UKDRI on cell-specific pathways associated with genetic risk.
Register: https://t.co/Kdz9miqKgs
We’re excited to launch the first training module from #GP2Research: Beginner Bioinformatics for #Parkinsons#Genetics. Aimed at researchers and clinicians, the course provides a basic introduction to bioinformatics and its application in #PD.
https://t.co/p7Z2BiS9Ax
How to revise:
As an editor and author I have seen many revised papers return to journals. Given effort, most go well (ie step toward acceptance). Some go pear-shaped. I’ve slowly improved and have an approach known by my group as the ‘Breakspear method”. Here is its essence
Really excited to share our work on the genetics of PD progression. We used a new PCA approach to identify variants associated with motor and cognitive progression. @huwmorris
https://t.co/WxISBAwq4w